Built-in Roller Shutter
A box hidden in the lintel: the built-in shutter box is recessed into the wall so nothing shows from outside — suited to new builds and renovations alike.
In a built-in roller shutter the box sits inside the lintel recess and is plastered over, so nothing of it shows outside — only the curtain and the guide rails. Because the space is reserved during the shell works, it is the least intrusive solution architecturally. Service is reached through the bottom cover of the box, from outside or from inside as the situation allows.
Which to choose between this, monoblock shutters whose box comes on the window frame, and surface-mounted shutters fitted without breaking the facade, is set out in the roller shutter comparison.
Built-in Roller Shutter
A box hidden in the lintel: the built-in shutter box is recessed into the wall so nothing shows from outside — suited to new builds and renovations alike.
Box Types
Ferrini Roller Shutter Systems come in Monoblock, Surface-mounted, Garage Type and High-insulation Concealed Box models. With aesthetic design and functionality they make your surroundings unique; high-quality, stylish shutter solutions for every project carry the Ferrini signature.
Slat Types
We offer a wide range of slats manufactured with roll-form technology. Our high-quality polyurethane-filled slats enhance your spaces with various colour and pattern choices, while our extruded slats — prioritising strength and security — complete the range.
Motor and Remote Control
Ferrini brand motors, remote controls and automation products deliver high-quality, long-lasting solutions with smart-home features.
As a manufacturer, we supply installers and dealers with knock-down roller shutters, ensuring fast lead times and wholesale availability for new-build, renovation and bulk projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a knock-down (demonte) roller shutter?
A knock-down roller shutter is supplied to installers and dealers in disassembled form, to be assembled on site. Ferrini, as a manufacturer, supplies its dealers with roller shutters this way on a wholesale basis.
What is the difference between a monoblock shutter and a built-in roller shutter?
A monoblock shutter is a concealed-box system providing heat and sound insulation, while detail and surface-mounted roller shutter systems are other automatic shutter solutions applied with different mounting types.
What colour and motor options are available for roller shutter systems?
Ferrini roller shutter systems are offered with a wide range of colour and motor options, and can be remotely controlled with Ferrini-brand motor, control and automation products.
What has to be prepared on site for a built-in shutter?
Because the box sits in the lintel recess, the space is left during the shell stage: a recess sized to the project is provided and closed with plaster once the shutter is fitted. The decision to use a built-in shutter therefore has to be made at the building-permit stage.
Does a box inside the wall create a thermal bridge?
It does if the recess is left uninsulated. To prevent it, an insulation detail is applied around the box; the dealer carrying out the work plans the recess size and the insulation layer to the project.
Where the box sits and what it contributes to insulation is given for all three systems in the roller shutter comparison.
Technical files are in the dealer portal
Technical catalogues, DWG drawings, installation files and current price lists are in the Ferrini dealer portal. Not a dealer yet? Apply and we will open access.